The Best Hotels in the Luberon: Our Top Picks

1. La Bastide de Marie, a 5-star hotel in the Luberon

La Bastide de Marie, a 5-star hotel in the Luberon region located in Ménerbes, near the picturesque villages of Bonnieux and Gordes, is a charming residence nestled in the heart of the garrigue. This Provençal stone farmhouse, with its tiled roof, is surrounded by 23 hectares of vineyards, cypress trees, and lavender fields—an idyllic setting for a romantic getaway in Provence.

La Bastide de Marie offers 12 rooms, including 8 suites, all designed in the quintessential Provençal style: antique furniture, natural materials, and the inimitable patina that is the hallmark of Maisons Sibuet (also found in Megève, Saint-Tropez, and Saint-Barth').

The Classic Room, 25 m² and overlooking the patio, features a honey-orange color palette, a sloping ceiling, and a bathroom with a bathtub. The Bastide Room, also 25 m² and opening onto the vineyards or the patio, features shades of mauve aster, Nîmes blue, vanilla, or lime green, with an open or separate bathroom, bathtub, and shower. The Marie Suite, ranging from 45 to 50 m², opens onto the vineyards or gardens and combines a bedroom with a sitting area that can accommodate two children. The colors vary depending on the chosen theme, ranging from sage gray to anise green or ivory white. The bathroom includes a bathtub, while the shower and toilet are separate. The more spacious Family Suite offers 67 m² on the garden level, featuring a double bedroom, a twin bedroom, a living room, and a terrace opening directly onto the gardens, as well as a bathroom with a bathtub and a separate shower room.

At the table, Chef François Martin, who has worked in prestigious Michelin-starred restaurants, meticulously crafts his dishes every day. At dawn, he visits the market, selects his ingredients, and creates dishes that change with the seasons. The herbs and heirloom vegetables grown using permaculture on the estate bring bold flavors, inspired by the earthy and warm Mediterranean. The menu features dishes such as exceptionally tender aged beef tenderloin, melt-in-your-mouth black pork from Ventoux, and John Dory subtly flavored with bay leaf. Everything is fresh, carefully prepared, and thoughtfully considered.

On some evenings, dinner is served in the large greenhouse, beneath a sky turning pink behind the vines. Lantern light dances on the pergola crafted by a local blacksmith. When the air turns cool, guests move to the Dining Room: a chic yet rustic haven, furnished with pieces found in nearby antique shops. Tables set with beige linen and delicate tableware create a scene that will charm those who appreciate the unpretentious Provençal way of life.

To further enhance the atmosphere of the house, the team also prepares picnic baskets to be enjoyed at a stone table nestled in the heart of the garrigue, somewhere among pine trees, bright sunlight, and a serene, mineral silence.

La Bastide is just steps from the Domaine de Marie winery, where guests can discover local wines, tour the cellars, and participate in the grape harvest in September. A truly unique wine experience. Also worth exploring are an incredible vegetable garden, a herb garden, and a working farm.

The spa at La Bastide de Marie offers treatments inspired by the benefits of Provençal nature, using products made from local plants and flowers. The facilities include a treatment room dedicated to Pure Altitude signature rituals, a heated pool on the patio side, and a second pool in the garden for soaking up the Provençal sun.

Good to know? Just a stone’s throw from the main building, properties such as Mas Vermentino and Villa Grenache offer the possibility of even more private stays. These properties have 5 or 6 rooms and are available year-round, making them ideal for a stay with family or friends, or a seminar in Provence.

La Bastide de Marie
14 rooms and 3 private villas starting at €580 per night
64 Chemin des Peirelles, 84560 Ménerbes
https://www.labastidedemarie.com

2. Hôtel Capelongue, Bonnieux | A Provençal gem in the heart of the Luberon

What is the hotel like? Nestled in the Vaucluse hinterland, perched high above Bonnieux, Domaine de Capelongue has recently joined the Beaumier group.With 57 rooms and suites designed by the architectural firm JAUNE—spread across the sheepfold, the 18th-century bastide, and the dovecote—the 5-hectare estate is distinguished by its typical hinterland charm: stuccoed walls, tiled floors, ochre colors, warm woodwork, and, of course, unobstructed views from the terraces and balconies. The silence of the hamlet is broken only by the sound of the Mistral wind and the song of the cicadas. Recently expanded, the vacation village-style hotel now features a charming central square, a fountain, a library, and a café, bringing together guests seeking a friendly atmosphere.

Gastronomy? The Domaine de Capelongue offers two restaurants committed to environmental sustainability. La Bastide, which holds one Michelin star, is helmed by chefs Noël Bérard and Mathieu Guivarch, who serve up rich, spontaneous, locally sourced cuisine, such as grilled green Mallemort asparagus or marinated slices of Luberon veal. La Bergerie, a wood-fired Provençal restaurant, has been renovated and expanded, featuring an open-concept dining room and a terrace overlooking Bonnieux. Finally, at Café Capelongue, the afternoon is filled with small plates to share—or enjoy on your own—such as zucchini flower fritters, crispy panisse, and aioli...

Wellness? Guests can enjoy a swimming pool, lap lane, Roman bath, cryogenic bath, and Biologique Recherche’s custom treatment menu—a sanctuary of well-being that also features a fitness center, hammam, three treatment rooms, and a gym. Early in the morning, the day gets off to a good start with a yoga session in the gardens or an electric bike ride through the surrounding countryside. In the evening, the sunset and the panoramic view over the valley captivate the eye until, at nightfall, a big screen takes over: make way for an open-air movie screening.

Good to know? Near the village of Bonnieux, one of France’s most beautiful villages, the estate’s landscaped park, new swimming pool, and spa on the Claparèdes plateau invite you to take in the surrounding natural beauty. Avignon and Aix are the nearest TGV stations.

Hôtel Capelongue
57 rooms, starting at €340 for 2 people.
Les Claparèdes, Chemin des Cabanes, 84480 Bonnieux
hotel-capelongue

3. Le Couvent des Minimes, un Hotel & Spa L'Occitane en Provence

The transformed Le Couvent des Minimes, un Hotel & Spa L'Occitane en Provence —one of the Luberon’s most sought-after 5-star Relais & Châteaux hotels—now blends its rich history with a contemporary present. Its 2,500-square-meter L’Occitane spa, featuring state-of-the-art facilities and treatments, makes it a premier holistic destination in Provence. Reopened in 2023 after three years of extensive renovations, the property has preserved its authenticity while elevating its offerings through elegance, quality service, and a more refined approach to wellness.

The lobby, housed in the former chapel, captivates with its 10-meter-high ceiling and stained-glass windows. The cloister, flooded with light, now houses a bar and lounges. The 49 rooms and suites at this Provence spa hotel boast generous spaces, averaging 40 m² for the rooms and 71 m² for the five suites. Redesigned by interior architect Jérémie du Chaffaut, they feature antique furniture, natural materials such as linen, stoneware, and wicker, and earthy colors: beige, brown, white, olive green… Special mention goes to the bathrooms, crafted from local stone, which perfectly complement this peaceful and serene atmosphere.

Gourmet delights are available at two restaurants: Le Bistrot Pamparigouste celebrates sun-kissed regional cuisine, which can be enjoyed indoors or on the loggia, its covered terrace, while Le Feuillée, a Michelin-starred gourmet restaurant, offers a refined, plant-based menu curated by Chef Louis Gachet.

What sets it apart? A true destination within a destination, the L’Occitane spa—certified by ECOCERT as a “Sustainable Wellness Facility” (the first of its kind in the world)—offers a wellness experience of rare scope. A yoga studio, fitness area, naturopathy clinic, indoor swimming pool, outdoor Nordic pool, saunas at 70 °C and 90 °C, a hammam, sensory showers, a cyclone shower, a multisensory pool, and a salt cave come together to form a comprehensive wellness journey designed to release tension, stimulate the senses, and restore balance.

Le Couvent des Minimes, un Hotel & Spa L'Occitane en Provence
49 rooms, starting at €458 with breakfast
Chemin des jeux de Maï, 04300 Mane

4. Hameau des Baux, Le Paradou

What’s the hotel like? Located in Le Paradou, between Arles and Avignon, the Hameau des Baux is one of the best 4-star hotels Provence has to offer. Tucked away in a 5-hectare olive grove, the hotel embodies the charm of a traditional Provençal village: a square with a fountain beneath plane trees, a large main farmhouse, and small stone cottages scattered throughout the greenery. This is where you’ll find the 27 rooms and suites, ranging in size from 35 to 65 m². Since the summer of 2026, the lodging options have been expanded with the opening of La Villa, which features 10 rooms and suites (double, family, or connecting) equipped with large private terraces offering unobstructed views of the Alpilles mountain range. The decor features natural materials such as linen, straw, ceramics, and terracotta, which complement the whitewashed walls, light-colored hardwood floors, and vintage furniture sourced from flea markets.

What about the dining experience? Chef Julie Chaix oversees the two restaurants at Provence’s finest luxury hotel. At L’Allegria, awarded two toques by Gault & Millau, she creates seasonal “bistronomic” cuisine featuring local ingredients (organic fruits and vegetables from the Saint-Rémy market, Sisteron lamb, fish from the Camargue), served in the dining room or on the terrace shaded by plane trees. A Sunday brunch is also offered there outside of peak season. In the summer, La Petite Guinguette takes over the village square, serving Mediterranean cuisine meant for sharing (tapas, mezze, wood-fired grilled meats and fish), in a festive atmosphere enlivened by live concerts on Wednesdays.

What about wellness? The bathrooms at Hameau des Baux are stocked with natural skincare products from Maison Caulières, which have been handcrafted in Touraine for 250 years using sunflower, rapeseed, and flaxseeds.

Good to know? The Hameau des Baux embraces a genuine artistic and cultural approach: works of art scattered throughout the rooms, common areas, and gardens; artist residencies; temporary exhibitions (in the summer of 2026, "The Flavor of the Alpilles, the Echo of the Hameau"), a poetic stroll through the park, soundscapes created by artist Samuel Boutruche, and a bookstore corner in partnership with Éditions Actes Sud and the Librairie du Palais, both based in Arles. The Villa can also be rented out in its entirety for a custom event, with its living room transformed for a day into a meeting room for a seminar in a green setting.

Hameau des Baux
31 rooms, rates starting at 196 euros per night
285 Chemin de Bourgeac, 13520 Paradou
Official website of the property

5. Domaine de Fontenille, Lauris

The Vaucluse department is full of splendid villages, and Lauris is one of them. A starting point for hikes in the Luberon hills, Domaine de Fontenille charms with its tree-lined gardens, set between hillsides and plains. In the shade of century-old trees, the 18th-century family home, with its painted shutters, stands amidst the vineyards. Pastel-colored fabrics and solid wood furniture create a Provençal atmosphere in the 21 rooms and suites, all featuring hardwood floors. On the culinary front, the property is home to La Cuisine d’Amélie, a bistronomic restaurant that showcases the region’s local products and producers.

What sets it apart? A spa and tastings of the estate’s wines round out your lunch break.

Good to know? Domaine de Fontenille lent its name to the eponymous hotel collection, with locations in Marseille, Hossegor, Seignosse, at the gateway to Normandy, Menorca, and Île d’Yeu.

Domaine de Fontenille
21 rooms, starting at €280 per night.
Route de Roquefraiche, 84360 Lauris

6. Le Moulin, Lourmarin

To the south of the Luberon Mountains, the cobblestone streets wind their way through the village of Lourmarin, leading to this old mill situated across from the château. This unassuming boutique hotel, part of the Beaumier hotel collection, features the minimalist style of Jaune et be-poles: white walls and exposed stonework let the sun stream in, while shielding guests from street noise. The rooms, with their straw floors and warm tones, invite you to take a siesta. At the Bacheto restaurant, which opens onto a terrace, the chef lets his inspiration guide him, offering seasonal Provençal cuisine paired with local wines. By the fireplace, in the guest lounge, or on the patio, you can enjoy the peaceful passage of time in this authentic Provençal village.

Good to know? Lourmarin bears the mark of Albert Camus, who lived here and enjoyed its peace and quiet.

Le Moulin
6 rooms, starting at €180 per night.
Avenue Raoul Dautry, 84160 Lourmarin

7. Domaine des Andéols

Affiliated with Design Hotels, Domaine des Andéols lies in the heart of the Luberon. Transformed into a hotel by Olivier Massart, this rustic-chic hamlet features 11 country houses and 8 nature suites arranged around a square and fountain. The style? Rustic stone buildings, designer furniture, and a fine collection of objets d’art. Set on 32 hectares of rolling grounds, this luxury hotel features two restaurants, La Loggia and Le Platane, surrounded by clear springs.

Good to know? Domaine des Andéols is a champion of locally sourced food: most products come from the Grange-Basse farm, an annex of the estate.

Domaine des Andéols
8 Nature Suites and 11 detached houses, starting at €275 per night.
Lieu-dit Les Andéols, 84490, Saint-Saturnin-lès-Apt.

8. Hôtel Le Phébus & Spa, Joucas

Located between the villages of Gordes and Roussillon, this five-star Relais & Châteaux property welcomes guests to a dry-stone farmhouse, rebuilt on the ruins dating back to the time of the Knights of Malta. Some of the 30 rooms and suites feature private swimming pools. Les Anges, a 150 m² private villa, offers luxury and comfort away from prying eyes. The luxury hotel also features a gourmet restaurant, La Table de Xavier Mathieu—awarded a Michelin star—a bistro (Le Café de la Fontaine), and a Carita spa offering treatments using lavender essential oils.

Good to know? La Table de Xavier Mathieu (one Michelin star, 16/20, and three Gault & Millau toques) revives traditional Provençal cuisine, such as its legendary pistou soup.

Hôtel Le Phébus & Spa
30 rooms, starting at 290€ per night.
220 route de Murs, 84220 Joucas.

9. Le Mas des Herbes Blanches, Joucas

This five-star Relais & Châteaux hotel, with some 50 rooms, is located in a village nestled on the Vaucluse plateau, a few kilometers from Joucas. Cypress, palm, lavender, and olive trees surround the Provençal farmhouse, which is built around a delightful swimming pool. From the terrace of the five-star hotel, you can take in a breathtaking panoramic view of the valley of the Luberon Regional Nature Park, blanketed in garrigue. La Table du Mas restaurant, under the guidance of chef Romain Guyot, serves vibrant, inventive cuisine featuring local southern produce.

What sets it apart? The timeless Provençal style of this beautiful stone residence.

Le Mas des Herbes Blanches
48 rooms, starting at 300€ per night.
Route de Murs, 84220 Joucas

10. Domaine Les Roullets, Oppède

Domaine Les Roullets (which means “holm oak” in Old Provençal) is a magnificent vacation rental at the foot of the Luberon massif. The upscale guest rooms offer the perfect comfort for a stay in France’s sunniest region. Relax by the heated swimming pool or on the large terraces lined with lounge chairs. A tree-lined courtyard, overlooking the stunning greenery of the village of Oppède-le-Vieux, is available to guests.

Good to know: The historic center of Cavaillon is less than 15 minutes away by car.

Domaine Les Roullets
6 guest rooms and 1 vacation rental, starting at €200 per night.
305a chemin de Fontdrèche, 84580 Oppède.

Just a stone's throw from the Luberon...

La Maison sur la Sorgue, L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue

In the heart of L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, a town renowned for its antique dealers, this 17th-century mansion welcomes guests to its four rooms and suites, each with its own historic charm. With its spacious rooms and fine materials, this property—decorated with infinite refinement by its owners, who are avid travelers—is truly a gem. The boutique hotel, a member of the Esprit de France hotel collection, is also renowned for its art gallery and concept store.

La Maison sur la Sorgue
5-key rating, starting at 490€ per night.
6 rue Rose Goudard, 84800 L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue

Villa La Coste, Le Puy-Sainte-Réparade

A poetic and ultra-luxurious setting for a getaway in Provence, not far from the Luberon. Located near Paul Cézanne’s former studio, this contemporary luxury hotel—a distinguished Palace-rated property (one of the few in the region, along with Les Airelles Gordes)—features 31 suites that blend modern design with Provençal tradition. The six suites with private pools—true gems—offer breathtaking views of the Luberon and its vineyards. Guests can recharge in the serene wellness area before dining at the gourmet restaurant helmed by Hélène Darroze, which promises an unforgettable experience.

Villa La Coste
31 rooms, starting at €700 per night. 
2750 Route de, 13610 Le Puy-Sainte-Réparade